MELBOURNE, Oct 30 (Reuters) - AGL Energy (AGL) , Australia's largest power producer, said on Wednesday it is working hard to ensure its two biggest single customers, the Portland and Tomago aluminium smelters, remain open.
"We will work as a good citizen to do everything we can to keep those smelters going," AGL Chief Executive Brett Redman told analysts at an investor briefing.
Portland smelter operator Alcoa Inc AA.N and Tomago co-owner Rio Tinto (RIO) RIO.L have both flagged that their smelting operations are struggling with low aluminium prices and high alumina input costs.
Soaring power prices have hit Tomago as well, while Portland has survived with the help of subsidies from the state of Victoria and the Australian government through June 2021.
MELBOURNE, Oct 30 (Reuters) - AGL Energy (AGL) , Australia's...
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